VAG COM for MAC OS X
#1
VAG COM for MAC OS X
Hello people,
du you know, if exist VAG COM for MAC OS X 10.10?
I have a OBD II cable, but software can be used only on windows. I need use VAG on MAC PC, without installing win 7 or 8 in to VirtualBox, or like parallel system on PC...
Thank you for your answers...
du you know, if exist VAG COM for MAC OS X 10.10?
I have a OBD II cable, but software can be used only on windows. I need use VAG on MAC PC, without installing win 7 or 8 in to VirtualBox, or like parallel system on PC...
Thank you for your answers...
#6
using vag on mac
havn't tried it, but you could probally run using Crossroads or Parrellels software, which create a virtual window drive and lets you run windows based software.
or you could always run bootcamp.
I searched Crossroads, and did not come up with anyone who had successfully run it. I did post a tread on the Crossroads/ Codeweaver forum, and will let you know if anyone posts.
Once I get a USB reader and Vag.com, I am planning on running Crossroads.
Might take some tweeking, but should work.
https://www.codeweavers.com/support/...8973#msg168973
or you could always run bootcamp.
I searched Crossroads, and did not come up with anyone who had successfully run it. I did post a tread on the Crossroads/ Codeweaver forum, and will let you know if anyone posts.
Once I get a USB reader and Vag.com, I am planning on running Crossroads.
Might take some tweeking, but should work.
https://www.codeweavers.com/support/...8973#msg168973
#8
I have a BootCamp partition on my Mac that I installed an old windows OS on. Vac-Com works great. The only down side is you have to reboot into Windows when you want to run the Vac-Com software. I also installed eBahn reader for the service manuals on it.
I found that some USB devices that work with Windows on BootCamp do not work with Parallels/Windows on the Mac OS.
I found that some USB devices that work with Windows on BootCamp do not work with Parallels/Windows on the Mac OS.
#9
Years ago I used virtualbox with winxp and vcds. That works fine too.